This ambitious comedy may appear benign on the surface but it’s likely to stay with you and develop into something more than you might have thought. And in this case that’s a good thing.

A drifter and a Japanese warrior unite in a post-apocalyptic world to go after the head of the mob in one of the most visually stunning pieces you will ever see.

A sparkling script, tight direction and winning chemistry knock this unlikely baseball tale out of the park.

In spite of his broad shoulders and more than a little help from his friends, Taylor Lautner can’t carry this movie ““ or probably any other one.

An unexciting retread, "The Double" doesn’t do anything that hasn’t already been done significantly better.

High school student starts an underground newspaper in support of the nerds in this clever and mostly rewarding drama.

This paranoia-fest is, at its heart, a straightforward ticking-clock thriller. And it generates about all the suspense you can hope for from a movie with a faceless, microscopic antagonist.

How could this movie be so unconscionably bad – so inept in every way – that it actually makes "Jaws: The Revenge" redeemable?